Miele KM6322 Induction Hob, Black

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With a sleek stainless steel rim, the Miele KM6322 ceramic glass induction hob boasts easy-to-use front-mounted touch controls and both power booster and automatic warm-up functions for super-fast cooking times. It also has residual heat indicators and a keep warm setting.

Total control
The hob's flexibility means two zones can be combined into one to accommodate larger pans and oven dishes. And the booster capability means 3-litres of water can be boiled in less than six minutes, virtually matching the speed of an electric kettle. Wireless connectivity also means the hob can connect with the new generation of Miele cooker hoods, which can automatically match extraction levels to hob settings.

Auto warming
All four cooking zones are also equipped with an automatic warm-up function. This sets the cooking zone to the highest setting for an initial period of time and then automatically switches back to the preset cooking temperature. So you can bring a pan of water to the boil before reducing the heat to a simmer without even having to be in the kitchen.

Control settings
There’s an LED display for each cooking zone with up to 9 power levels, a three-stage residual heat indicator and a built-in timer. The hob also has keep warm and stop-&-go settings, so you can take a break from cooking whenever you need one.Plus, the hob has a child safety lock and safety cut-out protection for extra peace of mind.

Induction technology
Ultra-efficient induction works by creating a magnetic field between the hob and steel or iron pan. The heat is instant; it is easily controlled and energy efficient as it heats the pan, not the hob surface. Thanks to this cool-touch, the hob’s flat ceramic surface can be simply wiped clean with a damp cloth, even during cooking.

Please note: If you have a heart pacemaker, do seek advice from your doctor before using an induction hob. You should also only use pans suitable for induction hobs. These include enamelled steel, iron, stainless steel (depending on the alloy) and some aluminium pans with a ferromagnetic base. Glass and copper bases are unsuitable.